I had no love
for Beth in Pushing Limits. She was
just…I don’t know…there. I would not
have missed her if she weren’t. The only
reason I noticed her was coz of Isaiah.
Why did he like her?
It has all
changed with Dare to You. I love
her. It’s been a long time since I found
my self teary eyed while reading.
"There are memories that
exist in my mind that are so clear that if I focus on them enough I could
practically relive them"
Beth shows
everyone that she’s tough but while you read through the book you’ll realize
that she is very fragile inside. It’s very easy to relate to her. The insecurities that she had, thinking that
she doesn’t deserve Ryan. Or that Ryan wouldn’t want someone like her was
something I had gone through and I’m sure a lot of us had felt at some
point. Usually, I find it lame when I
read stories like these. They usually
present lame reasons why they do not deserve to be with someone. But McGarry was able to make me feel her
issues and was able to relate to it.
I hate the
parents in this story. It made me
appreciate the relationship that I have with mine.
I found
Beth’s and Ryan’s relationship very sweet and just right. I didn’t have “these things don’t happen in
high school” moments. I also liked that
Ryan didn’t go a super caveman.
I don't lose. Do you hear me?
I don't lose and that includes you...
I felt sad
for Isaiah coz he liked Beth a lot but there were never couple material for
me. I would have just destroyed the both
of them instead of healing or helping each other.
I liked Dare
to You a lot better than Pushing Limits. The problems were more common. I felt the emotions more. It was relatable. Love was sweeter. Looking forward to reading Isaiah’s story.
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